The arc and accolades of his first four albums established Miguel as a rare force: a global pioneer whose sound and vision defied labels. And now he's back with a story to tell, of the violence and beauty that occurs within the self, during internal change. Miguel continues to chart a course that is personal, uncompromising and politically resonant, as the project acts as a tender mirror confronting the dysfunctional power structures that persist in plain sight, CAOS builds on that foundation with the conviction that rebuilding requires destruction, transmuting years of grief, desire, love, and identity into a vulnerable, uncompromising tour de force. At the conclusion of the twelve-track project, Miguel is affirmed in his understanding that it's only through CAOS, that he can emerge with his clearest vision yet.